Phylodynamics: mathematical model of influenza epidemics shows how viral evolutionary patterns can account for observed epidemic patterns of influenza, and ...
Contrary to previous studies, research suggests that avian influenza A viruses in wild aquatic birds evolve at rates similar to those seen in influenza A in ...
Extensive within-season genetic diversity in influenza A H3N2 viruses in New York State appears to arise from successive introduction of new variants from ...
Strong seasonal variations in transmission mean it is difficult to predict the size of measles epidemics in Niger from year to year. The large variability in ...
Evolutionary analysis supports an "out of Africa" theory for the origin of South American yellow fever viral strains. The timing of the split between African ...
Field evidence that an evolutionary lineage of defective viruses can be transmitted by "parasitizing" functional proteins from other dengue viruses coinfecting ...
Evidence that recombination may help viruses survive in novel environments, such as a new host species, from studies where domestic cats became infected with ...
A theoretical study indicates that certain reactive vaccination strategies may be able to halt foot-and-mouth spread more effectively than culling alone.
Mathematical models of annual influenza epidemics across the United States suggest that patterns of epidemic spread are affected by adults traveling to and ...
An analysis of more than 1300 complete influenza genomes shows different evolutionary patterns for two important viral subtypes (A/H1N1 and A/H3N2). Changes in ...
Genetic sequences collected between 1918 and 2005 indicate that reassortment happens frequently in the evolutionary history of the Influenza A virus, including ...
West Nile virus infects many animals, including humans. The strain currently circulating in North America is particularly deadly to crows. A single positively ...
Over recent years, human influenza viruses resistant to antiviral drugs (adamantanes) have spread to high frequency worldwide. An analysis of influenza genomes ...
JC Virus has been used as a genetic marker to infer early human migration patterns. But new analyses show that it may be an unreliable indicator: this ...
Squash plants that resisted herbivory by beetles were also more resistant to a bacterial pathogen vectored by the beetles. This confounds some common ...